Should You Let Your Baby 'Cry It Out'?
A new study is giving insight into the one of the great parenting debates.
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A new study is giving insight into the one of the great parenting debates.
Listen to Felger's furious reaction upon hearing the news of Kevan Miller's re-signing.
Police are warning riders and hikers that someone is stringing wire cables across state trails with the intent of causing serious harm.
The statewide Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) exams are getting their first overhaul since their creation nearly two decades ago.
Hoverboard are no longer allowed on any of the MBTA's properties including stations, buses, subways, trains, and commuter boats, the agency announced Tuesday.
Auburn High School's baseball team will honor police officer Ronald Tarentino for the rest of their season.
As part of its review, Facebook found that members of the team working on trending topics could temporarily suppress topics if news outlets weren't reporting on them enough.
The ads will highlight restaurants and other merchants located along your way.
Violations included failure to pay delivery workers the legal minimum wage and overtime rates and adequately reimburse their expenses, the suit alleges.
A fire that destroyed part of a playground in Roslindale late Monday night was intentionally set, according to investigators.
Saying there is no time to waste, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey and a number of her counterparts across the country are asking Congress to treat gun violence like a public health issue.
The town of Westboro asked the state legislature Tuesday for the authority to levy it's own gas tax in order to raise funds to pay for road maintenance.
A new study suggest that some of the PurePulse heart rate monitors are "highly inaccurate."
Sales of single-family homes in Massachusetts soared to their highest level for the month of April in more than a decade, according to two organizations that track the housing market.
